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1' .NUMBER 56241 ',-..-. THEATRE ROYAL, I.VCEUIVI. - E pußuc are respectfully . informed,. that 'HE , this Theatre will be OPENED THIS EVENING, , h ,. Al , l4 ,• r r mlaY, Sept. 23, iSin , when His Ma je34 y rs Servants will w - -. 40 in the Couraty of. THE HYPOCRITE. Sir lohn LanP'eit, Mr. POWELL; DoEtor Cantwell, Mr. DOWTON ; ' Colonel Lambert, Mr. «' ; Darnley, Mr. HOLLAND; • Seyward, Mr. WALDEGRAVE, (Being his first appearance on this Stage); Maw-worm, Mr. MATHEWS ' • Old Lady Lambert, 'Mrs. SPARKS; Young Lady Lambert. Mrs. ORG ER ; Ch4rlotte, Mrs EDWIN ; petty, Miss MINTON. To which will be added, the Farce of THE MAYOR OF GARRATT. Sir Jacob ;alai), Mr. PEN LEY ;- • Major Sturueon ' Mr DOWTON ; terry Sne , k, Mr. RUSSELL ; ,•- Crispin Iteel.ap, W E WI TZ E Bruin, Mr. SMITH ; Mrs. Sneak, Miss M ELLON' ; • Mrs. Bruin, Mrs. - SCOTT. Places to he taken of Mr. Sring, at the Box-Office in the Strand Entrance, of whom may also be had Private /lowa N , Khtly. • Boxes 6s. Second-price ;s. —Pit 3s. 6 11 . Second - price is. Gallery as. Second-price. is.—U pper Gallery is. Second.. P r ice bd. f The Doors to be opened at Half past Five , and t i 'e Per °rln4nce to begin at Half past Six.—No .Honey to be re. t urned. 0 n Saturday the Comedy of The &oldie. 's Daughter; with the F. * Fa ot Honest Thieves. , LESS NU ‘II4ERS, - MORE PIUZES, An ADDITIONAL PRIZE of po,oorl. And TICKETS and SHAKES LHEAPER, At EYTON's. 2, CO RNH I Ll., near the Mansion House. THE present LOTTERY to be drawn 0:lober Ib, includes Five Prizes ot 20.0001. by which the Charlie ick either of those Capi:ais is increased One Foiirth. and Shares *ill stioxrtv Rut, therefoye inane '..,44te Purchase will prove a certain saving, 'at E TO N's.. 2, V‘ ho sold. in , sixteen Si,teentils, the only i,oool. • rile shared in the list Lottery, No. 2,76; ; and in the few r cuing moths Capitals to the amount of I.IRE, sALISBURY-SQUARE. WHEREAS there is every reason to believe inert the late Fire in Salisbury- square was wilfully eDrfirrutted by some interested Person or Persons, P4ripose of defrauding the Fire.OffiCC.i; and winch occasioned • STOCK DA L 1.: a loss o 1 sh o ut Three Thousand F ounds, principally consisting of the following Works: 5212 Volumes of Debates, 1809 and t 8 to. gz i o Ditto, 4to. Gannett's Tour. • LOC. !IMO, 4 10..6 rose's Antiyuities. &3.1 Ditto, ;to. Campbell's Tour. 4:0 Ditto, Annual Register. rsto Ditto, last Part of the History of London. 30,1 i Ditto; Ben Jonspn's Work... pi L A l r. Sox-1041e respetlfully informs his Friends and the that in consequence of so serious a Loss, he has re. " .4 cd to publish the works of lien lonson and i3eauninlit 414 1 Pletefier - by Subsctiption, in 4 Lap vols. royal Svii. and 4 vols. 4 t .). the first at 41. 45. the second at ) sl. 6s. A List of the Su. , scribers will be printed. _ ierd • 2c, 1.;-tri• TO i tit_ M i l) ICAL RLD. ACKERMANN fluters himself, that in pub, • ltshing WOE: !'L's HARMONIC BUDGET, he greatly contributed to the mstrudirot and amusement of t he Lovers of Music. All Mr. WoelfPs Productions ar e i n toe acknowledged style of Mozart ; he was the favourite pu- Pil of that eminent Matter. Ladle. and Gentlemen residing in the Country may pro !,ure the two first Numbers of the 14 atomic Budget through !,ne Medium of rhea Music or Booksellers , price S s . eac h. Work Will be completed in Twelve Numbers, and , b- Ish rr ed an at the Repository of Arts, No.- lot, Strand, three Numocrs - of which are,publiAted. The PORTUGUESE MARCH, by-the same celebrated 64 4ster, is just published , price 15 . the Piano.: Forte, and G '• Mlitary, Band ; the Bishop of 0 Por trait inclitdeft. -UNIQUELY BLAU . I•II.L.U. AND •RoNIANTIC LS TA t V. IN SOUTH , WALES, • TO RE SOLD BY 14t1V A E CON RAT', CONSISTING of an excellent sized FAMILY with 'Domestic and Agrt.ttitural 4 ' , 4 Buildings of every description ; a l'arin-house, and up %‘ards c u . 74). Acres of rich Meado w, Pasture, and Wood I •and, euchantiugly sitnate - ini the River Triey, ahounding in rrout, aad in a Country w here 'Game is in prolusion. For tlirtlier part!caars apply to Messrs Browne, ard Co. I luuse Agents, and Land Surveyors. No. 41, R.ussel, square, London ;at the Bell Inn, louccstei - ; ackworth Atmb, Swansea; Ivy Bush, Carmarthen_. and 'Ash, Bristol, - whoe a plan of the Estate may be Seen. • axiPIawLNIEN rs NEAR THE HOUSES OF i'AR- Ll AMEN T. C:ROUND To BE LET FOR BUILDING, FREE FROM LAN i)-TAX.. - r rHE COM MISSIONeAIS wider the A& of l'arliament bi - the 46til yo.:r of his present Majesty's ~"eign, having, with toe t crisent he Linds or the Tre.isurY,• 'e ; teirninen to let tile Ground slttn.te on the West ot the '`'ew Square, in. Palace-yard, .67 teet in depth, rizict Great Ceorge-street, one which it abuts, and exteiginr; irotn thence towards Westminster Abbey, zio fzet, - and then turning in a IVesterly direction, patallel to the Front ot the new•Sessinto House, and forming a trout of 105 fret opposite the Abbey, ground in the tear theseot, applicable to Stable -build. ?CS* l ' or the Term ot 95 Years and three-quarters, ;from Aiy Day last, Notice is hereby given, that any person or Persons who may be desirous of taking the whole, or any Pitt ot the said Ground, may_ inspect the Designs and Pani tulars for builoini; theieon_, by applying at the - Office of Mr. ( "roves, Surveyor to • the Commissioners, in G teat Scotland_ ) 4 r4, on Monilay and Tuesday in every week, between 'the lours ot i t and 2, t which place scaled Tenders for taking the same in which the Rent proposedwords to he given is to be in serted !n at length, addr,bsej..• 'f the Commission. LI. , fur the Iwprovcinent of Wcsttiliaster.". may be lett. I:. A LEX N Clerk to the Commissioners. Carlisle-street, Soho. ' ,rt CEK I .t`.lN*l)-IEAS DILFREEMAN'S Universal and iong established M e d ic i ne , called - GU . PTA SA I. U ARI S, may be depended on to be a certain, sate, and speedy cure for the Most inveterate Venereal Disease, Gleets, Ulcers, Pains and Obstructioa ,, ; in the Urinary Passages in either sex i • its 'operation is by urine and insensible p ers p iration. A slight fast is generally cured in a few dayS, and a confirmed Lucs in a short time. Inveterate Fistula, Dropsie t s, heufnatisms,A; ravels,Weaknesses, and Obstructions, are sPeedilv reinoved by these sate anti salutary drops. They. tcquire - Rothiog to work them. ott; nq restraint of diet, or lunderanue trout business.' Those - who take them may de:. Pend on a sound and perfect cure, witriout the knowlec4g rat -ally person whatever. They cause no sickness, and the pa tient may go about his or her business witjiout the least (I,v:- ter. r helarge quantities that arc daily sold for exp.artatinn and dennestic use, prove their efficacy to surpass every othci Ttle4:cine in toe known world. Sold by aphor.utnent of Dr.. freeman at Mr. Buries, No. 4, Cheapsine, corilr.of Pa- IrTiioster- row ; and retail by ahebr more Medicine Venders irl,evurytown, ut at 3s, .9ii—and T 4s. 6d. eaelh with onk,le directions. JL F tj N. TIIURSDAIT, SEPTEMBER 20, 1810. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, Great Winctrmill-strett. /T R. WILSON. and Mr. BRODIE will begin IN I the WINTER. COURSE of their LECTURES on ANA POMY, PHYSIOLOGY, PATHOLOGY, and SURGERY, on MONDAY, Oetober the first, at Two o'Clnck in the Afternoon., ' Practical Anatomy, with Anatomical Demonstrations, will be continued in the Mornings as usual. This Day were published, In One large Volume Quarto. illustrated with neaF an Hundred Engravings, price 51. ss. in boards, • . ''GRAVELS in 'various Parts of EUROPE, ASIA, and AFRICA. By EDWARD DANIEL CLARKE, LL.D. Professor of Mineralogy in the University of Cambridge. Part the First. Russia, Tattary, and Turkey. - PruireC kn• T. Catlett and W. Davies, Strand. *** A tew Copies on royal Paper, with proof itnpressions of the Prates, price 111. U. in boards.' - As ahov.. may also be had, by the same Author. A Methodizal Dtstribution of the Mineral Kinedero, into Classes, Orders, Genera, Species, and Varieties, price .1. . is. This Day were published, Elegantly printed in One large V•lume, Quarto, price 21. 2s. in boards, PHILOSOPHICAL By DUGALD STEWART, Esq. F.R.S. Edin. Emeritus Protessot of Moral Philosophy in the UniVersity ot Edinburgh ;- Honorary" Member of tile Imperial Aca demy of Sciences at St. Petersburgh and Member of the Am Ocan-Philosophical Society, h eld at Philadelphia. Printed tier T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; J. Murray, Fleet-street ; and Constable. Hunter. Park, and Hunter, 1.0 , gate-street, London • and for W. Creech, and A. Con stable and Co. Edinbur gh. Of whom may be had, by the same Aut hor, Elements of the Philosophy ot the Human Mind, 0 Edi tion, in One large Volume Octavo, price los. -6d. in boards. • pICTUALLING-OFFACE, • Sept. IS, igio. T HE COAVIIISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING HIS MA jE.ST.Y's 1%r4 Y do - hereby give Notice, That on Frid.iy, the 28th instant, they will be ready to re 7 ceive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for the Supply (on separate Contracts). of what R ESII DEE F and V EQ.E - TABLES, ?nry be demanded for the service of ;His Majesty' s Ships and Vessels at Hoseley Bay, near Harwich, from :heist of Ochber next, to the t3th of. March, 18s o, bob days inclusive. To be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, ninety days after date. %The Condition's of the Contra,9 may be seen at the Secretary' s Office, at this Office, or by appts•ing to the Collector of his Ma jetty's Customs, at the Port of Harwich. No regard will be bad to any Tender in quhkb the Price sh..l, nct &Alerted words at length, ar that shaq .... nni he de li.ifered to the BOard before One o'clock on ti; 4 ;;;‘,7 14idgy ,- the 28th insiani; nor, unless the Person who makes the Tender, O' pane Pepsin: on his behalf, attends, to answer .n'hrn called for. 1•1C11, , ./ILLIP1G-0.1.1.1Ct • • Sept. is, 1219 . . . • THE . COR2I 1.7 S SIONE4S for VICTUALLING HIS 1114YES:1"}" s 11TelVY• do Istrely give , AT,..;:e, That on Tuesday, the 21 of :October next, thiy,will.be ready to receive Ten dens in ,writing (stled pp), and treat `for the to .g a wqy re:manufacturing into NE W - IRON HOOPS, tke-ivh3te of the DAMAGED i RON HOOPS, (whither :found, brae,:,' or bent, or in , pi,ces) may from time to times arise, or be iltlivertsi into hi; 11-lajesj,'s P'iauriiiingS.totts at Deptford ; and a; so for the Supply of such quantities of NEW VAT, putr, sTotr PLATE, and THIN . PLATEARUN HOOPS, (to be Man:dal - lured from the' best &lush Iron) ar may - be fur thee required for the 4er:Zice of his Majesty's Viauailing De partment, during the space of Twelve Mtnthf, from. the ate of . the Contract to .be delivered torn totinttio demandid, in, o, Stases before mentioned, and to. be paidlor .by Bills, payable with Intern!, ninety days after date. - The Conditions of the Contraa may be teen at the Secretary's Office. ' No regard will be bad to any Tender in whichrrie Price shal . not be inserted in words at lenrth, or that shall not be deßverea to the Board before One C'tllock on ,tbe said Tut.ay, the 2d of October .next, Arioi..-aenkss the Person •who snakes the" l'az. (lei-, or sdrne Person on his behalf,' attends, to answer when.ralled Ti►s Day were published, Elegantly printed in, 'Pwt, Volumes, Quarto, with a Portrait of the Author, and numerous otl►er Engravings, price I. Ss• in boards, . _ rrHE WORKS of JAMES BARRY, Esq. .11. 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'Komi Secunda, Pats Libruts fp:Atom comp:edens. il. is. se , ved. •Suipi,cribers to this Book inay have theirCoiric.s upon appli-, cation as above. NIEDICAL.AND SURGE:AL ADVICE. rk 4, R. COI.W.Y, a Member of the Hoy ,:l College I.VI, ot Sti;geonS, 20, 101 w-street, Adel 1:10, strand, con tinues to tilted his attention to the PRE VENTI ON and CURE ot VENEREAL COMPLAINTS, and itsconse quences, as STRICTURES. G L ETS, &e.aIsoGE NERAI.or LOCAL DEBILITY, produced by various'ex cesses, which will be best explained by the . patient. Mr. Coley begs to state,' that his experienc.e is the ro d ofe . 20 ears extensive practice in Deptford and the Metropolis, and 13 years Surgeon to - the Kent Dispensary, where Its attentiou anti observations enabled him rcurately to discriminate ,the daleren; Diseases above alluded to, from those. resembling Syphilitic Ideaion, and treat them accordingly. • Mr. coley in be consulted daily by either sex, per sonally or by lettewstating the particulfirs of thecomplaint, when the same will be duly answered, and the expense ot the necessary Medtcine mentioned. N.ll. Alt letters for advice not inclosing a remittance Must be post pant Mr. C. may lil:evvise be consulted in all cases of RUP TURES, wnich he undertake-5 to reduce with ease and safety, and apply a selt.adjusting Truss, so construoted that the pa tient may use any kind ot exercise without the least dApger or • FOR BILE AND INDIGESTION - . HALLAM'S ANTIBI LIOUS .PI LLS. 1-Ik;SE Pills are . particularly recommended in all, ,utsing, If Ott)ik 91 . ranged Adion of the Stomach, trout Colds, whereby the Secretion of Bile is obstruded, or from Excess in Eating, or Drinking, wliersp the Bile is rendered' acrid and Corrosive, and regurgitated lo the Stomach, causing Sickness, . kundice Windy Disorders, Indigestion, hi Habitual Costiveness, a sluggish State of the Bowels, • Sn.k Head-ach,and also during Pregnancy, they may be taken with singular good died. Price zs 9rl: per Box, duty ineliided. Sold wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, 66, . St. Paul's Church-yard, London, and retail by _Baxter, Edin burgh, and Bull, I)ubliii, and all Dealers in Medicine. • To .THOMAS TAVLOR,I4iq. No. y, New Bridge-Street, London. HonoUred Sir, Edinburgh, tVfaich rB, tßoi - - - I BEG leave to _inform,. you, that ever since the Year 17•40, 1 have been altheled with the Lnes VeneL rea; which, from its obstinately resisting every co•irse o f Medicine prescribed by the most eminent ,of trie Faealt) here, and undergoing several. severe courses of salivation, and twice -discharged from the Hospital, with !itch,. re - iiet, 'would appear to be of the most inveterate Inture, in the spring of last year my disorder had tot to such ahe I.i, as nearly to'put a period. to, my existence-1114 a laree ule r on the crown of my head, One on each arm, and my le t s were broke out M•a frightful. manner; :ny riAht was U:eed fully painful, and had been in a state or ulceration tor the last seven 'years% my left 'had also two large nodes ca it,- was very much discoloured, and gave me such exerutiat. log pain, particularly when . warm in bed, as nearly to de. Drive me of rest; in this lamentable state, I was reCorn i mended by Mr. . "Thompsori, • (who' received so great - a cure by them here), to take your.Leake's Patent. Pills, which I began to d,•on the 26th of, May.; in the course of a, fortnieirt,. ,1 began to receive benefit—in little Mo re than a "month, the ulcers on my - held and arms - w;:ri, ,soundly healed --soon _atter, tine sorts on my legs I. hea;eil also; leayink;, however, Consuterable, diseolortralion in the skin, - and pain In the bone of the whia, by the 1.1; , ei • sing of God, and a little longer perseverance iM your inva luable Medicine, subsidc%l ; the irodes dispersing,: the ski:. retaininii its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains graduali! going 011. thus became, 'by your liberal advice and Me. dicine,• perfetly free frorn all My torwr corn plaints have recovered fo'rmer spitirs and strength, and run be. come jolly and 'fat, in which state rlavin,g,continued man) months to the astonishinent of all Yi•ho - knew.me, at a lcsin what terms to express my gratitude, hut beg you, for the-good' Of other sutii,ring mortals, to IllaKC 11") case as public as possible, as l shall, on .every, oecasi, so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir,' yirur gra - tefui, obedient, very humble servant,. A. L 1; X U Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh... Witnesses to {lie above Cure low; TilomPsos. No. , New' Poultry Market ,• ant: lo ri I,4'lKcosi', Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. 1' repared and Sold by the.sole Proprien:r, T nom A S 1•:Y n. k; Member of the loyal Col,cite of Sttr peon., at hi. llou.e, No. 9, New lirnige-tAreet, wiiere, alter a' con tart re.nlenee of Awe than tn:, ty ye:t i cs; in a pr.nqice directed to toe cur 4 of Venereal Complaints and those iircidciital to tne l'arts ot Generation, with that inviolable 'secrecy - Which men 01 his profession should always observe in such cases, tie flatters himself, the advice and' assistance he gratitiousi) administers to persons - taking this Medicine,. will bt esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advantage sel dorn attainable and liond of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the - - c , invenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St Alban's-street, Pall-Mall; the Toehop, N. .103, Ox ord-street; Mr. llisborough's, No. 7, Fish-streer-hill Mr. Sleet's, Bookseller, No. r, Union-row, Little ToWer hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinbuigh ; lMr. Mac. donald, Glasgow ; Mr. Bull, Dame-street, Dublin; and by one pees , it in every considerable town in Great Britainand Ireland, in Boxes of only is. 9d. each, sealed up with 'NI: and plain diredions; whereby persons of eith.tr sex may cure themselves with .ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Ev,ery Box sold in Great Britain is sealei up with a Stamp, on which, by • favour of the Commiisione'rs is printed, at the Stamp Office—" T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bralge-street,"—:to tuutato whichis Felony, and .all ethers ire Countvitchs. ." tt4.!:1,41, 0,,,,\V '1.1.',',44:4.. 4f,,,..,.:'' t, t ~:W.,.::..:A= ....,,,;i',7.4. .'...r - --4- . .4g,;41kk . .i.,Zi.'",:tLfr+-,..-:-ii:. '"......4,t,,,, =1 1 1 ' t,-,74-21 ..01,...1 •.1 It ..1 , =•.-t-;44't.,,16' t• ,ViY`4l_,. ;'....-:;.l•4'.' il i t , ,ce • ~..fi4, ~,, ~, : 4 ; 4 /V ''. ' 1' .. 7 :" . i 4;1 ilil t . \'''''''s IPRICE SIXPENCE HALFPENNY . PRICE OF TRE PEACE. INTERCEPTED. CORRESPONDENCE OF MAI NU.EL GODOY. [From La Cencipela"de la Patria]• That, the Public may not be deprived of the peru sal\of some letters from the late Prince of the Peace, (to us the Prince of Darkness), written from Mar seilles lo his Agents; relations and frieUdS in Madrid, • and . recently intercepted by one Of - our ititre old Gue rillas, it has been thought proper to • exhib i t exact copies of these curious Epistle, in the present num ber of this Journal.- They'are all in the hand-writing of this man, who, with an air-of:Sovereignty towards . some, nod or &in . :lot - 4y towards others, sub scribes briet3y,Manuel : and they are trauscribed li terally froin the remain in the ar chives of the first Seciaary-61 . State. It has been kndeav wired,' for the _better authenti cating-these -documents, to preserve - hi thq'priPting the orthography and punduation of the -origi'italic• The reader- will see frorn this specimen, titit , the words are as loose as the ideas are incoherebt. .multitude of fails are strimg together without. order, ec~tine&ion, ,or objeti. ~The, periods, members, or clauses or a sentence, need not belooked tor. 10 no part is there a full point eitilerfor closir.g a.par.t graph, or tertninating a letter.. • Indeed this illustri. , t)::s Personage' was never,able_ to conceal the va , ,t iinproverne..nts be made in 'the .days of yoUth in - grammar and rhetoric; and, considerilig himself << sun of Mars and Minerva,' he announced him; .1f -' the protector of all the literary and scientific -es a.. blishments of 'the . iVlonarcky,- from ttn.The .in the most sublime stn&cs aft= prosecuted, dcwn, the humble horti-bOok ' ffiere alotig - letter from, Godoy to his agents Madrid ; ;\ written in a confused style. It appears froin it; llowever,tleddie,haS been allowed to fall into great etnbarr issments in France. B-10-. naparte having served :his pnrpOse kith hire, eare;- t how soon the instrthwiat 'of his p4fidy nl.ty perish,] • Letter tiom Don IVIANutt. MORESQUI, tO ' CODOY, dated •Matiod, Attrit In consequence of the dcha•h . of my. father (rio:v in-g!or0 the depending accounts of the two "tires of R.•inti!ette and Ceremenies,'• of which he. was Chiec , iloye alt come under 4ty care:and litave been under tke neeeSsity of- inclniing among the- justifii.a. tory docum'ents those of thex:pence4 hie), br of their Majesties, were, according to custom, incur red durin.2, the residence at.Aranjuez durin 4 the three... months ~ t January, February; and March, of the .• I 0 •-• ••• My accoinits have been revisd by the Secretary of : Finances, Count Canavus, passed arm formad% to the General 'Treasury ; but thougl ) A was shewh . that these expen-...es had 1)," en detra l '-• • ed on-other-occastons,, and that a specia4 order had never been required for . them, : the Treasury has objected to recognize• the charge, as a debt due . by The State, and I at direeled to have recourse to 'your highness. I have had repeated conferences with your Agent, ',Seivor Carrasco, but though he acknowledges the ystice of my claim, he intimates that becannot.complete:y admit it, without an . order frim) your Flighnesi, nor satisfy me in any respect. - The- multitude of creditofs ani claimants for necessary expencesheter cease to )tor ment me; and your I-li ? ;homs may copieelure the shame_, it costs me .to deny them any soccpur. I hope, from the benevolenCe ,of your Higimess that you wilt "give an order to your Agents, or make .such other atran ;; einents as olay ple,Jse you, • for the prompt of this account,The total amount of "which is 155,394'1'05, nocordina to the bids pee seilted by the CoielDire,•aors of 7he Conservatory and Kitchen. In this :ray only ,can I. as a man of honuur pay what is due lot' these branches of your • 'Highness's servi"ce. I kiss your Highnes s's 16nds,"!;(7, NU4I. Letter. from. Don-MANtiii.. Gonoli, to tile, Priest° Dmi juAN As roN to 1%1F.L0N , (13), resiiitog at Madrid, dated Mai seli!es.-111a-y 23, ISR2.• ' ..:For Melon (thus the cover of the letter is dircaci) shonld . pOssess all I liave honourably acquire:l by :the side of my SovereignE,. I, shall ditribute arno:ig‘ the good, to fly troni the impnritY- of. the bad. You may ics pic.is.ire to find, that fate lias phced you in. the e‘niii.•i• winch I had, pre pared tar my retreat,: and that a philosopher enjoys the same Use of it that I intended.—M.iy y6tl re.!lize what I could not, live more happ,-, and do nut furze( that .you, are s i ncekely loved by yowl fr,ekid, MANUEL. i.e/pr,i'ronl the same to his 'sister, Donna RAMONA,,WICU, of Cottot DE FCEN i B hi. NG A . , Wlll wag Corregidor of I and atierwiiiils k.,,..ernor of th.: Council h i, • ;coat the place, and ot.toc sa.ii4 date. SISTER, hot inten'd'to wri , e until God should }lave given nie the means ot compensating the injuries you andyour 'family have_ buffered in the common misfortune of us all; but as I have received your letter, • the only one which has reached me through Ca.- ra3co i - I would not leave you ignorant of my existence, and the love I bear to you, as welt as - to your bus• band and children, whom I. have in nay heart.,-- A,sure 'him, I pray you, that value him, and wish to . serve lli nih whatever may fall-to me in •- (r 3- This Melon is a fruit of a tender sort and changeahle colour. Though an Ecclesiastic and a Priest, he• wds not destined to be guardian of the Seraglio The corner of in this letei can. be no other than the villa of Carabanchel, which belonged to Nnoete, aid WIIICII WAS,sold way, that both the purchaser' and vender made a k;:v - ,),1 gain. I t appears that this Melon, who is now . Counsellor of State tl"., loseph, would have ught it with hypothroary bills of tlw now utanulattute. ~~~